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Hello, I'm new here, excuse my english...
Are there points in our space?
If there are not, as it seems obviously if space was (is) created since big-bang (can points be created?), the consecuences are strong.
For example, we deduce inmediately the uncertainty of positions --if there are not points, there are not (x,y,z)--, every function f(x,y,z) is aproximate, the space is not continuos, we are not in R^3 but in Q^n, etc...
What do you think?
Llorenç Balsach
http://www.webcom.com/musics/escrits.htm
"The matter-energy is not inside a space-time, but the space-time is a manifestation of the matter-energy"
Are there points in our space?
If there are not, as it seems obviously if space was (is) created since big-bang (can points be created?), the consecuences are strong.
For example, we deduce inmediately the uncertainty of positions --if there are not points, there are not (x,y,z)--, every function f(x,y,z) is aproximate, the space is not continuos, we are not in R^3 but in Q^n, etc...
What do you think?
Llorenç Balsach
http://www.webcom.com/musics/escrits.htm
"The matter-energy is not inside a space-time, but the space-time is a manifestation of the matter-energy"
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